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Volume 40 - June 2015

Contents

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News & Analysis

Materials News

Other

  • Bio Focus: Nanowires promise reduced inflammation at the neural interface

  • David T.R. Stewart
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    08 May 2015, pp. 384-385
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  • Bio Focus: Gold nanoparticles enable instant colorimetric hydration sensor

  • Jean Njoroge
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    09 November 2015, p. 899
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Emergent Applications

Research Article

  • Ultraflexible organic electronics

  • Takao Someya, Martin Kaltenbrunner, Tomoyuki Yokota
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    27 November 2015, pp. 1130-1137
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  • In this article, we review recent research progress on ultraflexible organic thin-film devices and their emerging applications. We describe progress on devices such as organic thin-film transistors, organic photovoltaic cells, and organic light-emitting diodes that are manufactured on ultrathin plastic films with micrometer-scale thicknesses. These ultraflexible organic devices have been utilized to realize new applications, including wearable and biomedical devices.

News & Analysis

Materials News

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  • Bio Focus: Building synthetic organelles from the gene up

  • Lukmaan A. Bawazer
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    13 January 2015, p. 9
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Science Policy

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  • Materials science buoyed by education policy in Ethiopia: www.mofed.gov.et

  • Ben Pelhan
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    01 April 2015, pp. 306-307
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  • White House calls for nanotechnology-inspired grand challenges: www.nano.gov

  • Prachi Patel
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    04 September 2015, p. 716
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  • PCAST provides assessment of US Nanotechnology Initiative: www.nano.gov

  • Jennifer A. Nekuda Malik
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    12 February 2015, pp. 106-107
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Materials News

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  • 3D-printed structures developed for complex self-evolving deformations

  • Antonio Cruz
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    10 March 2015, pp. 201-202
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Society News

News

  • 2015 MRS Spring Meeting highlights innovations and discoveries: www.mrs.org/spring2015 www.mrs.org/OnDemand

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    03 June 2015, pp. 526-529
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Emergent Applications

Research Article

  • Localized fields, global impact: Industrial applications of resonant plasmonic materials

  • J.A. Dionne, A. Baldi, B. Baum, C.-S. Ho, V. Janković, G.V. Naik, T. Narayan, J.A. Scholl, Y. Zhao
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    27 November 2015, pp. 1138-1145
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  • From the photoinduced transport of energy that accompanies photosynthesis to the transcontinental transmission of optical data that enable the Internet, our world relies and thrives on optical signals. To highlight the importance of optics to society, the United Nations designated 2015 as “The International Year of Light and Light-based Technologies.” Although conventional optical technologies are limited by diffraction, plasmons—collective oscillations of free electrons in a conductor—allow optical signals to be tailored with nanoscale precision. Following decades of fundamental research, several plasmonic technologies have now emerged on the market, and numerous industrial breakthroughs are imminent. This article highlights recent industrially relevant advances in plasmonics, including plasmonic materials and devices for energy; for medical sensing, imaging, and therapeutics; and for information technology. Some of the most exciting industrial applications include solar-driven water purifiers, cell phone Raman spectrometers, high-density holographic displays, photothermal cancer therapeutics, and nanophotonic integrated circuits. We describe the fundamental scientific concepts behind these and related technologies, as well as the successes and challenges associated with technology transfer.

News & Analysis

Materials News

Other

  • Ni3TeO6 crystal structure exhibits interlocked chiral and polar domain walls

  • Vineet Venugopal
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    09 November 2015, pp. 899-900
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Science Policy

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  • ISTIC-TWAS report depicts high-impact innovation studies: http://twas.org

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    12 February 2015, p. 107
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  • Yucca Mountain, deemed safe, still faces long road ahead

  • Prachi Patel
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    13 January 2015, pp. 10-11
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Materials News

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  • White Paper: Mapping nanomechanical properties of polymers with AFM

  • ASYLUM RESEARCH
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    08 October 2015, pp. 796-798
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  • Ferromagnetic thin film induces magnetism in graphene

  • Meg Marquardt
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    10 March 2015, p. 202
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  • Korea and China boost future nuclear technology partnership

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    04 September 2015, p. 717
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  • US-China Clean Energy Research Center issues solicitation to address the energy-water nexus www.us-china-cerc.org

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    01 April 2015, p. 307
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  • Advanced manufacturing emphasized in US FY2016 budget request: www.whitehouse.gov/ostp

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    08 May 2015, pp. 386-387
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Materials News

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  • Nano Focus: Magnetic ferrofluid key to new take on spinning polymer fibers

  • Ian McDonald
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    07 August 2015, p. 624
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  • Nano Focus: 3D superlattice of nanoparticles and DNA assembled through directionality of interactions

  • Vineet Venugopal
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    13 July 2015, pp. 546-547
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